Identity with Charleston reference. The ‘dot’ in the client’s name has been replaced with an exclamation mark, altering the tone of voice and emphasising the fun of ‘the UK’s friendliest swing dance club’.

Website drawing upon the history of Harlem lindy hop with a Savoy Ballroom inspired design, which is quiet during the day but all-dancing at night.

Identity based on the building’s distinctive Victorian architecture, giving a historical site a contemporary edge, to reflect the variety of art exhibitions to be held there.

Exhibition flyer for ‘The Duration of Surface’.

Interactive website which draws inspiration from the brand’s Victorian Bustle signature design and their decadent styling.

Identity for a pop-up boutique with an air of shabby chic.

The Charlie’s Angels logo in a glittering Gatsby-style, for use on their team uniform.

Charlie’s Angels dancers exude vintage glamour, the class and quality of their act being reflected in their identity. These angels’ feathers are peacock, a familiar motif in early 20th century art and design.

A lively and fun A5 flyer listing upcoming event dates.

An identity that is informal, young, fun and lively. Includes a nod to the event’s organisers, Duck Pond Market and The Sound Crowd, with a little bit of their logos tucked away.

A5 advert, designed to client’s specification.

1/6 page advert for a local paving company.

A5 advert using supplied photography, to promote a gift shop in the run-up to Mother’s Day.

12ft banner designed to ensure the GNSH name is visible in all event photography and videos.

1920s-style photoshoot for Charlie’s Angels Vintage Dance Troupe.

A5 advert anticipating the rush to get reduced advertising rates.